Accenture Placement Material 2025

Accenture Exam Pattern

Overview
Cognitive Ability
Technical Ability
Coding
Communication Assessment

Accenture is hiring freshers through off-campus and on-campus modes. Selection process of Accenture is online proctored assessment followed by Technical and HR Interview.

A. Online Assessment

Online Assessment will be having 4 different sections that are given below-

Accenture Basic information

Cognitive Ability 50 Ques

Technical Ability 40 Ques

Coding 2 Ques

Communication Assessment 20-25 Ques

Accenture	Basic information
Cognitive Ability	50 Ques
Technical Ability	40 Ques
Coding	2 Ques
Communication Assessment	20-25 Ques

NOTE – For communication test, You will get separate email after completing other three rounds in one go.

B. Interview (Technical+HR)

The Technical Interview will check knowledge in programming, problem-solving, and relevant technical skills, while the HR Interview evaluates communication skills, cultural fit, and overall personality to ensure if the candidate aligns with the company’s values and work environment.

Eligibility Criteria:

The Accenture eligibility criteria are that you should have a 65% or 6.5 CGPA in your graduation with no active backlogs and for a few colleges there are no percentage criteria.

Salary:

Associates Software Engineer Role – Rs.4.50 LPA (Breakdown below)

Fixed Pay – Rs 3.83 LPA
Performance Bonus – Rs 32,500/- per annum
One Time Joining Bonus – Rs 25,000/-
Additional Benefits of Gratitude and Insurance

Advance Associate Software Engineer Role – Rs. 6.50 LPA

Fixed Pay – Rs 5.41 Lakhs
Performance-based Pay – Rs 82,500/- (in a performance cycle)
One Time Joining Bonus ~ Rs 26,500/-
Additional Benefits of Gratitude and Insurance
Other Allowances – House Rent Allowance, Medical Allowance, Health Insurance (4Lakhs Cover)

Accenture Cognitive Ability Assessment Detailed Overview

Cognitive Assessment is the first round of the written test. Cognitive Assessment will be evaluating you on below skills-

Critical Reasoning (18 Ques)
Verbal Ability (17 Ques)
Abstract Reasoning (15 Ques)

Detailed Analysis:

Total Ques: 50 Ques
Total Time: 50 mins
Difficulty: High
Negative Marking: No

Accenture Cognitive Assessment

Critical Reasoning
Verbal Ability
Abstract Reasoning

Critical Reasoning Mock Tests

Mock Test 1
Mock Test 2
Mock Test 3
Mock Test 4

Accenture Critical Reasoning Mock Test 1

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In a row of girls, Nivedita is 15th from the left and Vimla is 23rd from the right. If they interchange their positions, then Nivedita becomes 18th from the left. Then at what position will Vimla be from the right?

After Nivedita moves to the 18th position from the left, the number of girls between them remains the same. The difference between Nivedita’s new position (18th) and her old position (15th) is 3, so Vimla moves 3 positions forward from her original position of 23rd from the right, making her new position 25th from the right.

2 / 14

P, Q, R, S, T, U and V are sitting around a circular table facing the centre. R is next to the left of U and V is second to the left of R. P is sitting third to the right of T. T is between Q and S, and Q is to the immediate left of V. Which of the following is false?

A) U is the immediate left of S

B) U is the immediate right of R

C) P is the fourth right of T

D) Q is the second right of S

B) U is the immediate right of R

Based on the arrangement, U is to the immediate right of S and the immediate left of R. Therefore, the statement that ‘U is the immediate right of R’ is false.

3 / 14

In a family, P is the mother of Q, Q is the mother of R, and R is the father of S. What is P’s relation to S?

Grandmother

Great-grandmother

Mother

Sister

Great-grandmother

P is the mother of Q, Q is the mother of R, and R is the father of S, making P the great-grandmother of S.

4 / 14

If A is the daughter of B and B is the father of C, what is A’s relation to C?

Mother

Sister

Aunt

Daughter

Sister

A is the daughter of B, and B is the father of C, so A is the sister of C.

5 / 14

What is the relationship between A and B if A % B means A is the mother of B, A – B means A is the brother of B, and A + B means A is the father of B?

Father

Mother

Brother

Sister

Mother

The relationship represented by A % B means A is the mother of B.

6 / 14

Statements: Prime Minister emphatically stated that the government will make every possible effort for the upliftment of poor farmers and farmhands.
Conclusions:
1. Except for poor farmers and farmhands, all others have got benefits of fruits of development.
2. No serious efforts have been made in the past for upliftment of any section of the society.

Only conclusion I follows

Only conclusion II follows

Either I or II follows

Neither I nor II follows

Both I and II follow

Neither I nor II follows

Conclusion I is incorrect because the statement does not address the benefits to others. Conclusion II is incorrect as the statement indicates future efforts, not past ones.

7 / 14

Statements: In a volleyball match, the total score made by a team was 20. Out of these, 16 were made by the Middle Blocker.
Conclusions:
1. 80% of the team consists of Middle Blocker.
2. Middle Blocker contributed the most.

Only conclusion I follows

Only conclusion II follows

Either I or II follows

Neither I nor II follows

Both I and II follow

Only conclusion II follows

Conclusion I is incorrect because it assumes 80% of the team are Middle Blockers, which cannot be determined from the given data. Conclusion II is correct as the Middle Blocker contributed the most.

8 / 14

In a certain code ‘TIGER’ is written as ‘QDFHS’. How is ‘FISH’ written in that code?

GERH

GRHE

GEHR

GHRE

GERH

‘TIGER’ is coded by shifting each letter backwards by 3 positions. Using the same pattern, ‘FISH’ is coded as ‘GERH’.

9 / 14

If the letters of the word ‘CYCLINDER’ are arranged alphabetically, then which letter would be farthest from the first letter of the word?

None of These

Arranging ‘CYCLINDER’ alphabetically gives ‘CCDEIILNR’. The letter ‘R’ is farthest from ‘C’.

10 / 14

Exercise is to gym as eating is to?

Food

Dieting

Fitness

Restaurant

Exercise is done in a gym, similarly, people eats in restaurant.

11 / 14

Pen is to poet as needle is to?

Thread

Button

Sewing

Tailor

A pen is used by a poet, similarly, a needle is used by a tailor.

12 / 14

Statement: Should the institute conduct classes in remote villages?

Arguments:

I. Yes, this will help those students who belong to villages and cannot visit urban areas for studies.

II. No, this is not an economically viable proposal, as the number of students who attend such classes cannot contribute to break-even.

A) if only argument I is strong.

B) if only argument II is strong.

C) if either I or II is strong.

D) If both I and II are strong.

A) if only argument I is strong.

Argument I supports the need for classes in remote villages due to accessibility issues, while Argument II raises economic concerns. The stronger argument is I because it addresses the need of students in remote areas.

13 / 14

Statement: Should we switch to a green fuel (fuel extracted from food grains)?

Arguments:

I. Yes, it does not pollute the environment.

II. No, it will increase the prices of food products.

A) if only argument I is strong.

B) if only argument II is strong.

C) if either I or II is strong.

D) If both I and II are strong.

B) if only argument II is strong.

Argument I supports green fuel for environmental reasons, but Argument II highlights the economic impact on food prices. The stronger argument is II due to its significant economic implications.

14 / 14

Question-> If A is the daughter of B and B is the father of C, what is A’s relation to C?

Mother

Sister

Aunt

Daughter

Sister

A is the daughter of B, and B is the father of C, so A is the sister of C.

Your score is

The average score is 7%

Accenture Critical Reasoning Mock Test 2

1 / 14

In a row of students, A is 12th from the left and B is 18th from the right. If C is 6th to the right of A and 4th to the left of B, how many students are there in the row?

The distance between A and C is 6, and the distance between C and B is 4, so the total distance between A and B is 6 + 4 = 10. Therefore, the total number of students in the row is A’s position (12th) + B’s position (18th) – 1 + 10 = 31.

2 / 14

P, Q, R, S, T, U, and V are sitting in a straight line, all facing north. Q is second to the right of S. P is fourth to the right of T. R is between S and Q. Who is sitting exactly in the middle of the row?

Based on the arrangement, after placing all individuals, Q is found to be sitting exactly in the middle of the row.

3 / 14

In a queue, Ram is 8th from the front and Shyam is 14th from the back. If there are 20 people in the queue, what is the position of Ram from the back?

11th

12th

13th

14th

13th

Since Ram is 8th from the front, and there are 20 people in total, Ram’s position from the back would be 20 – 8 + 1 = 13th.

4 / 14

Which of the following means that K is the mother-in-law of M?

K + J – M

K – J + M

K * J + M

K % J – M

K – J + M

To show that K is the mother-in-law of M, K must be the mother of M’s spouse. The correct expression is K – J + M.

5 / 14

Pointing at a photograph, a man said to his friend Y, ‘She is the only daughter of the father of my mother.’ How is the man related to the person in the photograph?

Daughter

Son

Nephew

Cannot be decided

Self

The ‘father of my mother’ is the man’s grandfather, and his ‘only daughter’ would be his mother, making the man himself the person in the photograph.

6 / 14

Statements: All dogs are animals. Some animals are not cats.
Conclusions:
1. Some dogs are not cats.
2. All animals are dogs.

Only conclusion I follows

Only conclusion II follows

Either I or II follows

Neither I nor II follows

Both I and II follow

Only conclusion I follows

Conclusion I follows because if some animals are not cats and all dogs are animals, it means some dogs are not cats. Conclusion II is incorrect because not all animals are dogs.

7 / 14

Statements: The best evidence of India’s glorious past is the growing popularity of Ayurvedic medicines in the West.
Conclusions:
1. Ayurvedic medicines are not popular in India.
2. Allopathic medicines are more popular in India.

Only conclusion I follows

Only conclusion II follows

Either I or II follows

Neither I nor II follows

Both I and II follow

Neither I nor II follows

The statement does not provide information about the popularity of Ayurvedic or Allopathic medicines in India, so both conclusions are incorrect.

8 / 14

In a certain code ‘DEVELOPMENT’ is written as ‘DFMMPQNFOF’. How is ‘PROGRESS’ written in that code?

QSPHTTFT

QSPHTSFT

QSPHTTTF

QSPHHTFT

QSPHTTFT

The code is generated by shifting each letter of ‘DEVELOPMENT’ by +1. Applying the same shift, ‘PROGRESS’ becomes ‘QSPHTTFT’.

9 / 14

In a certain language, ‘MACHINE’ is written as ‘NBDIJOF’. How is ‘TROUBLE’ written in that language?

USPCMF

USPDMF

USPCMG

USPDMF

USPCMF

Each letter in ‘MACHINE’ is shifted by +1 to get ‘NBDIJOF’. Therefore, ‘TROUBLE’ is encoded as ‘USPCMF’.

10 / 14

Cat is to kitten as dog is to?

Puppy

Cub

Calf

Foal

Puppy

A kitten is the young one of a cat, similarly, a puppy is the young one of a dog.

11 / 14

Teacher is to student as doctor is to?

Patient

Nurse

Surgeon

Pharmacist

Patient

A teacher imparts knowledge to a student, similarly, a doctor provides medical care to a patient.

12 / 14

Statement: Should the company increase the working hours of employees?

Arguments:

I. Yes, this will lead to increased productivity and higher output.

II. No, it will cause employee dissatisfaction and reduce overall efficiency.

A) if only argument I is strong.

B) if only argument II is strong.

C) if either I or II is strong.

D) If both I and II are strong.

C) if either I or II is strong.

Argument I focuses on potential productivity gains, while Argument II addresses the negative impact on employee satisfaction. Both arguments have merit, making either argument strong.

13 / 14

Statement: Should schools implement a uniform dress code?

Arguments:

I. Yes, it promotes equality among students and reduces distractions.

II. No, it limits students’ freedom of expression and personal choice.

A) if only argument I is strong.

B) if only argument II is strong.

C) if either I or II is strong.

D) If both I and II are strong.

A) if only argument I is strong.

Argument I supports a uniform dress code for promoting equality and reducing distractions, while Argument II highlights the restriction on personal choice. The stronger argument is I.

14 / 14

Question-> In a family, P is the mother of Q, Q is the mother of R, and R is the father of S. What is P’s relation to S?

Grandmother

Great-grandmother

Mother

Sister

Great-grandmother

P is the mother of Q, Q is the mother of R, and R is the father of S, making P the great-grandmother of S.

Your score is

The average score is 0%

Accenture Critical Reasoning Mock Test 3

1 / 14

A, B, C, D, E, and F are sitting in a row. D is second to the right of F. C is sitting at one of the ends. E is between A and D. Who is sitting third from the left end?

Based on the arrangement, A is found to be sitting third from the left end.

2 / 14

In a row of boys, A is 10th from the left and B is 8th from the right. If they interchange their positions, then A becomes 15th from the left. What is B’s new position from the right?

3rd

5th

6th

4th

3rd

After A moves to the 15th position from the left, the total number of boys between them remains the same. Since A moves 5 positions to the right, B also moves 5 positions to the left, making his new position 3rd from the right.

3 / 14

A, B, C, D, E, F, and G are sitting in a straight line facing north. C is third to the left of E and F is second to the right of G. B is sitting second to the right of A. Who is sitting at the center of the row?

Based on the arrangement, after placing all the individuals in their correct positions, C is found to be sitting at the center of the row.

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If A + B means A is the mother of B; A – B means A is the brother B; A % B means A is the father of B and A x B means A is the sister of B, which of the following shows that P is the maternal uncle of Q?

Q – N + M * P

P + S * N – Q

P – M + N * Q

Q – S % P

P – M + N * Q

To show that P is the maternal uncle of Q, P must be the brother of Q’s mother. The correct expression is P – M + N * Q.

5 / 14

A’s son B is married to C whose sister D is married to E, the brother of B. How is D related to A?

Sister

Daughter-in-law

Sister-in-law

Cousin

Daughter-in-law

D is married to E, who is the brother of B, making D the daughter-in-law of A.

6 / 14

Statements: All the books on the shelf are novels. Some novels are not mysteries.
Conclusions:
1. Some books on the shelf are mysteries.
2. All novels are books on the shelf.

Only conclusion I follows

Only conclusion II follows

Either I or II follows

Neither I nor II follows

Both I and II follow

Only conclusion II follows

Conclusion II follows because all novels are books on the shelf. Conclusion I does not follow as the statement does not provide information about mysteries on the shelf.

7 / 14

Statements: The new policy is aimed at improving the quality of education in schools. This policy includes better training for teachers.
Conclusions:
1. The quality of education will definitely improve with this policy.
2. Teacher training is a part of the new policy.

Only conclusion I follows

Only conclusion II follows

Either I or II follows

Neither I nor II follows

Both I and II follow

Only conclusion II follows

Conclusion II follows directly from the statement, as it mentions that better teacher training is part of the policy. Conclusion I cannot be confirmed solely based on the given statement.

8 / 14

If ‘NIGHT’ is coded as ‘MJHFS’, how is ‘DAY’ coded in that code?

CBZ

CAY

CAX

DBZ

CBZ

The code is obtained by shifting each letter backwards by 1. Thus, ‘DAY’ is coded as ‘CBZ’.

9 / 14

In a certain code ‘REACT’ is written as ‘SFBDU’. How is ‘DEAL’ written in that code?

EFBM

EFCM

DFBM

EFBK

EFBM

The code is obtained by shifting each letter by +1. Therefore, ‘DEAL’ is encoded as ‘EFBM’.

10 / 14

Sun is to day as moon is to?

Night

Dawn

Twilight

Sunset

Night

The sun is associated with day, similarly, the moon is associated with night.

11 / 14

Bird is to fly as fish is to?

Swim

Walk

Run

Jump

Swim

A bird flies, similarly, a fish swims.

12 / 14

Statement: Should the government invest more in renewable energy sources?

Arguments:

I. Yes, it will help combat climate change and reduce dependence on fossil fuels.

II. No, the initial investment is too high and may not be justified.

A) if only argument I is strong.

B) if only argument II is strong.

C) if either I or II is strong.

D) If both I and II are strong.

A) if only argument I is strong.

Argument I supports investing in renewable energy for environmental benefits, while Argument II concerns high initial costs. The stronger argument is I due to the long-term benefits.

13 / 14

Statement: Should the government implement a tax on sugary drinks?

Arguments:

I. Yes, it will help reduce sugar consumption and improve public health.

II. No, it will disproportionately affect lower-income families who consume more sugary drinks.

A) if only argument I is strong.

B) if only argument II is strong.

C) if either I or II is strong.

D) If both I and II are strong.

C) if either I or II is strong.

Argument I supports the tax for health benefits, while Argument II highlights economic concerns. Both arguments have valid points, making either argument strong.

14 / 14

Question-> Arrange the words given below in a meaningful sequence.
1. Elephant,
2. Cat,
3. Mosquito,
4. Tiger
5. Whale

A) 5, 3, 1, 2, 4

B) 3, 2, 4, 1, 5

C) 1, 3, 5, 4, 2

D) 2, 5, 1, 4, 3

C) 1, 3, 5, 4, 2

The meaningful sequence based on the size of the animals is: Mosquito (3), Cat (2), Elephant (1), Tiger (4), Whale (5).

Your score is

The average score is 0%

Accenture Critical Reasoning Mock Test 4

1 / 14

In a group of friends sitting in a circle, A is exactly opposite B, and C is to the immediate right of A. If D is sitting to the immediate left of C and E is between B and D, who is sitting directly opposite to E?

Based on the circular arrangement, if A is opposite B and C is to the immediate right of A, then D must be to the immediate left of C. Given that E is between B and D, E will be directly opposite to C.

2 / 14

In a line of students, P is 4th from the left end and Q is 7th from the right end. If there are a total of 18 students in the line, what is the position of P from the right end?

13th

14th

15th

16th

15th

To find P’s position from the right end, subtract P’s position from the left end from the total number of students and add 1: 18 – 4 + 1 = 15.

3 / 14

B is the sister of C. D is the brother of E, who is the mother of F. If G is the father of B, what is G’s relation to F?

Father

Father-in-law

Grandfather

Brother

Father-in-law

G is the father of B, and E (mother of F) is married to D (brother of E), making G the father-in-law of F.

4 / 14

If X is the mother of Y and Y is the father of Z, then how is X related to Z?

Mother

Grandmother

Aunt

Sister

Grandmother

X is the mother of Y, and Y is the father of Z, so X is the grandmother of Z.

5 / 14

A is the mother of B, and B is the father of C. How is A related to C?

Mother

Grandmother

Aunt

Sister

Grandmother

A is the mother of B and B is the father of C, so A is the grandmother of C.

6 / 14

Statements: An article claims that students who study late at night perform better academically. A survey conducted supports this claim with data from several students.
Conclusions:
1. Students who study late at night are more likely to perform better academically.
2. The survey data is conclusive proof of the article’s claim.

Only conclusion I follows

Only conclusion II follows

Either I or II follows

Neither I nor II follows

Both I and II follow

Only conclusion I follows

Conclusion I follows because the statement mentions a correlation between studying late and better academic performance. Conclusion II is incorrect because the survey data alone cannot be considered conclusive proof.

7 / 14

Statements: The company’s revenue increased this year due to better sales. The marketing strategy was changed last year.
Conclusions:
1. The marketing strategy has led to increased sales this year.
2. The increase in revenue is a direct result of the new marketing strategy.

Only conclusion I follows

Only conclusion II follows

Either I or II follows

Neither I nor II follows

Both I and II follow

Neither I nor II follows

Conclusion I and II cannot be confirmed as the given statements do not establish a direct cause-effect relationship between the marketing strategy and revenue increase.

8 / 14

If ‘JUMBLE’ is coded as ‘KVOJMF’, how is ‘RIDDLE’ written in that code?

SJEFMF

SJDFMF

SJEEMF

SKFJMF

SJEFMF

Each letter in ‘JUMBLE’ is shifted by +1. Hence, ‘RIDDLE’ is encoded as ‘SJEFMF’.

9 / 14

If in a certain code ‘FIGHTER’ is written as ‘JILWIV’, how is ‘DEFENDER’ written in that code?

HIGJFGF

HIGJHGF

HIFKIGG

HIFKJHF

HIGJFGF

Each letter is shifted by +4 in the code. Thus, ‘DEFENDER’ is encoded as ‘HIGJFGF’.

10 / 14

Clock is to time as thermometer is to?

Temperature

Time

Pressure

Length

Temperature

A clock measures time, similarly, a thermometer measures temperature.

11 / 14

Fire is to heat as ice is to?

Cold

Heat

Light

Steam

Cold

Fire produces heat, similarly, ice produces cold.

12 / 14

Statement: Should the company allow employees to work from home?

Arguments:

I. Yes, it increases flexibility and can boost productivity.

II. No, it may lead to reduced team collaboration and communication.

A) if only argument I is strong.

B) if only argument II is strong.

C) if either I or II is strong.

D) If both I and II are strong.

C) if either I or II is strong.

Argument I supports remote work for its flexibility and productivity benefits, while Argument II warns of potential collaboration issues. Both arguments are significant.

13 / 14

Statement: Should public transportation be free for all residents?

Arguments:

I. Yes, it promotes equal access and reduces traffic congestion.

II. No, it places a financial burden on the government and taxpayers.

A) if only argument I is strong.

B) if only argument II is strong.

C) if either I or II is strong.

D) If both I and II are strong.

B) if only argument II is strong.

Argument I supports free public transportation for equal access, but Argument II raises financial concerns. The stronger argument is II due to budget constraints.

14 / 14

Question-> Find the next number in the series: 2, 6, 12, 20, ?

The pattern is that each number increases by an incrementing even number: +4, +6, +8, etc. Thus, the next number is 20 + 10 = 30.

Your score is

The average score is 0%

Verbal Ability Mock Tests

Mock Test 1
Mock Test 2
Mock Test 3
Mock Test 4

Accenture Verbal Ability Mock Test 1

1 / 14

Question-> Choose the most suitable option to complete the sentence.

Priya missed Janvi because she _________ a lot of time with her.

will spend

will be spending

is spending

had spent

D) had spent

The sentence refers to an action that happened in the past before another past action, so ‘had spent’ is the correct form.

2 / 14

Question-> Find out which part of the sentence below has an error and mark the option accordingly.

If I am well / I would / prefer coffee / to cool drinks.

prefer coffee

to cool drinks

I would

If I am well

C) I would

The sentence should read ‘If I were well, I would prefer coffee to cool drinks.’ ‘I would’ should be replaced with ‘I would prefer.’

3 / 14

Question-> You frequently see this kind of violence _____ television.

with

A) on

The correct preposition to use with electronic media like television is ‘on’.

4 / 14

Question-> I go __ the gym every morning.

A) to

The correct preposition to use when expressing direction or destination is ‘to’.

5 / 14

In the vast expanse of the Sahara Desert, one might expect very little plant life due to the harsh conditions. However, the region is home to a surprising variety of flora, including some plants that have adapted remarkable strategies to survive. For instance, the Welwitschia plant, native to this desert, is known for its unique ability to capture moisture from the air through its leaves. This adaptation allows it to thrive despite the scarcity of water. From the passage above, solve the following question: Question- Why can the Welwitschia plant survive in the Sahara Desert?

It has deep roots that reach underground water sources

It produces large quantities of seeds that can survive drought

It captures moisture from the air through its leaves

It has a thick bark that prevents water loss

C) It captures moisture from the air through its leaves

The Welwitschia plant survives in the Sahara Desert by capturing moisture from the air, which is essential for its survival in such arid conditions.

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Soft-bodied animals like caterpillars often fall a prey to voracious hunters like birds or reptiles. Despite having no means to ‘actively’ defend themselves, with weapons like claws or jaws, they have nevertheless, evolved other equally effective deterrents. A particular species of the caterpillar lives at an altitude of 2.500 meters in the Himalayas. It uses prominent color to inform would be predators of its inedibility. In the event that an inexperienced or adventurous bird did eat the caterpillar, it would probably vomit it soon after, and subsequently, desist from attacking similar species in future. Though this would do the unfortunate victim no good, the species benefits. A rare example of the martyr among animals. From the passage above answer the below questions: Question- The expression ‘others equally effective deterrents’ mean

preventive weapons which have equal effect on others

the mechanism which scares everyone equally well

preventive equipment which it is as effective as something that has been already mentioned in the passage

deterrents that are as powerful as those the caterpillars have

C) preventive equipment which it is as effective as something that has been already mentioned in the passage

The passage describes deterrents that are as effective as the ones mentioned, which are the prominent color and the subsequent aversion by predators.

7 / 14

Male lions are rather reticent about expanding their energy hunting more than three-quarters of kills are made by lionesses are in front, tensely scanning ahead, the cubs lag playfully behind and the males bring up the rear, walking slowly, their massive heads nodding with each step as if they were bored with the whole matter. But slothfulness may have survival value. With lionesses busy hunting, the males function as the guard for the cubs, protecting them particularly from hyenas. From the passage above Solve the following questions: Question- According to the passage male lions generally, do not go for hunting because

they don't like it

they want lioness to get training

they wish to save their vigour for other things

they are very lazy

C) they wish to save their vigour for other things

The passage suggests that male lions do not hunt to save their energy for other important roles like protecting the cubs.

8 / 14

Mark the option which is closest to the opposite in meaning of the word given below.

FALLACY

Illusion

Elusion

Frankness

Misconception

Frankness

Fallacy means a false or misleading idea, and ‘frankness’ represents honesty and truthfulness, which is the opposite.

9 / 14

Mark the option which is closest to the meaning of the word given below.

TENACITY

Slackness

Idleness

Grit

Indolence

Grit

Tenacity means determination and persistence, and ‘grit’ is a synonym that conveys this meaning.

10 / 14

Choose the correct meaning of the given Idioms and phrases:

Minakshi always keeps her room in apple-pie order. What is closest to the meaning of apple-pie-order?

Secret way to place things

None

Scattered way

Perfect order or neatness

The idiom ‘apple-pie order’ means perfect order or neatness.

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Question-> The chef prepares delicious meals every day. What is the passive voice of this sentence?

Delicious meals are prepared by the chef every day.

The chef is preparing delicious meals every day.

Delicious meals prepare every day by the chef.

Every day the chef prepares delicious meals.

Delicious meals are prepared by the chef every day.

In passive voice, the object of the action becomes the subject of the sentence. So ‘Delicious meals are prepared by the chef every day’ is the correct passive voice.

12 / 14

Question-> Let us go to a restaurant and have —– coffee.

The

None

The article ‘a’ is used before a noun that is singular and starts with a consonant sound. ‘A coffee’ is the correct choice because ‘coffee’ starts with a consonant sound.

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Question-> Choose the correct alternative of the sentence from given sentences.

That it would done with such trifling exertion on his side was a very welcome surprise.

That it would be done with such exciting force on his side was a very welcome surprise.

No changes

That it would be done by him with such trifling exertion had been a very welcome shock.

Option ‘C’ is correct as it matches the original sentence without any errors. Other options introduce mistakes or incorrect wording.

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Question-> Select the option which contains the correct options among four.

An one eyed person was seen roaming about the streets.

A one eyed person was seen roaming about the streets.

The one eyed person was seen roaming about the streets.

one eyed person was seen roaming about the streets.

The correct option is ‘B’ because ‘A one-eyed person’ is the correct usage of the article ‘a’ before ‘one-eyed person’.

Your score is

The average score is 10%

Accenture Verbal Ability Mock Test 2

1 / 14

Question-> Which part of the following sentence is incorrect?

Each of the students have completed their assignments on time.

Each of the students

have completed

their assignments

on time

B) have completed

‘Each’ is singular, so the correct sentence should be ‘Each of the students has completed their assignments on time.’

2 / 14

Question-> Find out which part of the sentence below has an error and mark the option accordingly.

Being worked for a whole day, you should have taken some rest and started work tomorrow.

Being worked

and start work tomorrow

you could have taken some rest

for the whole day

A) Being worked

The sentence should start with ‘Having worked for a whole day…’ instead of ‘Being worked.’

3 / 14

Question-> The meeting is scheduled to start _____ 9 AM.

A) at

The correct preposition to use with specific times is ‘at’.

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Question-> The prisoner was found guilty ____ the robbery.

about

for

none

D) none

The correct preposition ‘of’ is missing in the options. Therefore, ‘none’ is the correct answer.

5 / 14

The rise of electric vehicles (EVs) is seen as a significant step towards reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Unlike traditional gasoline-powered cars, EVs operate using electricity stored in batteries, which can be charged from renewable energy sources. This shift not only helps in decreasing air pollution but also reduces dependence on fossil fuels. From the passage above, answer the following question: Question- What is one advantage of electric vehicles mentioned in the passage?

They are more expensive than gasoline cars

They reduce dependence on fossil fuels

They are faster than traditional cars

They require less maintenance than gasoline cars

B) They reduce dependence on fossil fuels

The passage highlights that electric vehicles reduce dependence on fossil fuels, which is one of their significant advantages.

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In the dense Amazon rainforest, the diversity of plant and animal species is astonishing. Many of these species have evolved unique adaptations to survive in the competitive environment. For example, the giant river otter uses its sharp teeth to catch fish and has a specialized social structure to aid in hunting and protection. From the passage above, solve the following question: Question- What adaptation helps the giant river otter in its environment?

Its large size for intimidation

Its colorful fur for camouflage

Its sharp teeth for catching fish

Its ability to fly to escape predators

C) Its sharp teeth for catching fish

The passage mentions that the giant river otter has sharp teeth which are crucial for catching fish in its habitat.

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A recent study on urban development reveals that cities with large green spaces tend to have better air quality compared to those with minimal greenery. Researchers attribute this improvement to the fact that plants absorb pollutants and release oxygen, which helps to purify the air. Additionally, green spaces provide cooling effects, reducing the urban heat island phenomenon. From the passage above, answer the following question: Question- What is one benefit of having large green spaces in cities according to the study?

They increase property values

They improve air quality by absorbing pollutants and releasing oxygen

They provide more recreational spaces for residents

They reduce traffic congestion in urban areas

B) They improve air quality by absorbing pollutants and releasing oxygen

The study highlights that large green spaces in cities improve air quality by absorbing pollutants and releasing oxygen.

8 / 14

Mark the option which is closest to the opposite in meaning of the word given below.

ABATE

Reduce

Diminish

Increase

Subside

Increase

Abate means to reduce or lessen, and ‘increase’ is the opposite, meaning to make greater or more intense.

9 / 14

Mark the option which is closest to the meaning of the word given below.

METICULOUS

Careless

Hasty

Scrupulous

Negligent

Scrupulous

Meticulous means showing great attention to detail and being very careful and precise, and ‘scrupulous’ is a synonym that conveys this meaning.

10 / 14

Choose the correct meaning of the given Idioms and phrases:

He was on cloud nine after hearing the good news. What is closest to the meaning of on cloud nine?

Very sad

Confused

Extremely happy

Angry

Extremely happy

‘On cloud nine’ means being extremely happy.

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Question-> The novel was written by the author last year. What is the active voice of this sentence?

The author wrote the novel last year.

Last year, the novel was written by the author.

The novel is written by the author last year.

The author was writing the novel last year.

The author wrote the novel last year.

In active voice, the subject performs the action. So ‘The author wrote the novel last year’ is the correct active voice.

12 / 14

Question-> She bought —– umbrella from the store.

The

None

The article ‘an’ is used before a noun that starts with a vowel sound. ‘An umbrella’ is the correct choice because ‘umbrella’ starts with a vowel sound.

13 / 14

Question-> Select the correct sentence from the given options.

I worked when he arrived.

I was working when he arrived.

I work when he arrived.

I had worked when he arrived.

Option ‘B’ is correct because it uses the proper past continuous tense: ‘I was working when he arrived.’

14 / 14

Question-> Choose the correct sentence from the given options.

She never had been to Paris before.

She had never been to Paris before.

Never she had been to Paris before.

She had been never to Paris before.

Option ‘A’ is correct because it uses the proper tense and structure: ‘She had never been to Paris before.’

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Accenture Verbal Ability Mock Test 3

1 / 14

Question-> Choose the most appropriate option to correct the sentence.

She insisted to see the manager immediately.

insisted in seeing

insisted on seeing

insisted seeing

insisted to see

B) insisted on seeing

The correct sentence should be ‘She insisted on seeing the manager immediately.’

2 / 14

Question-> Identify the error in the sentence below.

He was late because he did not set the alarm, isn’t it?

He was late

because he did not

set the alarm

isn’t it?

D) isn’t it

The correct question tag should be ‘did he?’ instead of ‘isn’t it?’

3 / 14

Question-> The cat jumped _____ the table and broke the vase.

onto

C) onto

The correct preposition to use when indicating movement towards a surface is ‘onto’.

4 / 14

Question-> He sat _____ the chair for hours, reading.

over

B) on

The correct preposition to use when referring to sitting on a chair is ‘on’.

5 / 14

Rainforests are known for their high levels of biodiversity. They provide habitats for a wide range of species and play a critical role in regulating the Earth’s climate. Due to deforestation, however, many of these ecosystems are at risk. The passage above highlights the importance of rainforests. Answer the following question: Question- Why are rainforests considered important according to the passage?

They are mainly used for agriculture

They are important for tourism only

They regulate the Earth's climate and support diverse species

They are the primary source of freshwater

C) They regulate the Earth’s climate and support diverse species

The passage emphasizes that rainforests are crucial for regulating climate and supporting biodiversity.

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The migration of monarch butterflies is a fascinating natural phenomenon. Each year, these butterflies travel thousands of miles from their breeding grounds in North America to their wintering sites in Mexico. This migration involves multiple generations of butterflies, with each generation covering a portion of the journey. The precise navigation skills of these butterflies remain a subject of scientific study. From the passage above, answer the following question: Question- What is notable about the migration of monarch butterflies?

It is completed by a single generation

It is driven by changes in temperature

It occurs only in the summer months

It involves multiple generations covering different portions of the journey

D) It involves multiple generations covering different portions of the journey

The passage notes that the migration of monarch butterflies involves multiple generations, with each generation traveling a part of the journey, making it a unique phenomenon.

7 / 14

The Great Wall of China is one of the most impressive feats of ancient engineering. Built primarily during the Ming Dynasty, it stretches over 13,000 miles and was designed to protect against invasions from the north. The wall includes watchtowers and defensive fortifications that played a crucial role in the defense strategy of the Chinese empire. From the passage above, answer the following question: Question- What was one purpose of the Great Wall of China?

To serve as a trade route

To protect against invasions from the north

To showcase artistic achievements

To provide a water source for the empire

B) To protect against invasions from the north

The passage explains that the Great Wall of China was built to protect against invasions from the north, highlighting its defensive role.

8 / 14

Mark the option which is closest to the opposite in meaning of the word given below.

VIGILANT

Alert

Attentive

Negligent

Observant

Negligent

Vigilant means being watchful and alert, and ‘negligent’ is the opposite, meaning careless or not paying attention.

9 / 14

Mark the option which is closest to the meaning of the word given below.

ELOQUENT

Inarticulate

Mumbling

Articulate

Silent

Articulate

Eloquent means being able to speak effectively and persuasively, and ‘articulate’ is a synonym that conveys this meaning.

10 / 14

Choose the correct meaning of the given Idioms and phrases:

She decided to let the cat out of the bag and reveal the surprise party. What is closest to the meaning of let the cat out of the bag?

Hide something

Keep a secret

Reveal a secret

Forget about something

Reveal a secret

‘Let the cat out of the bag’ means to reveal a secret or disclose information that was meant to be kept hidden.

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Question-> He said to his father, ‘Please increase my pocket-money.’ What is the indirect speech version of this sentence?

He requested his father to increase his pocket-money.

He told his father, 'Please increase the pocket-money.'

He pleaded with his father to please increase his pocket-money.

He asked his father to increase his pocket-money.

He requested his father to increase his pocket-money.

In indirect speech, ‘He requested his father to increase his pocket-money’ reflects the request made in the original sentence.

12 / 14

Question-> I am reading —– interesting book.

The

None

The article ‘an’ is used before a noun that starts with a vowel sound. ‘An interesting book’ is correct because ‘interesting’ starts with a vowel sound.

13 / 14

Question-> Choose the correct alternative for the given sentence.

He was surprised by how easy it was to complete the project.

He was surprised by how easy was the project to complete.

He was surprised how easy it was the project to complete.

He surprised by how easy it was to complete the project.

Option ‘A’ is correct because it properly conveys that he was surprised at the ease of the task.

14 / 14

Question-> Identify the correctly structured sentence.

They had been waiting for two hours before the train arrived.

They had waited for two hours before the train arrived.

They have been waiting for two hours before the train arrived.

They wait for two hours before the train arrived.

Option ‘C’ is correct because it properly uses ‘had been waiting’ for the past perfect continuous tense.

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Accenture Verbal Ability Mock Test 4

1 / 14

Question-> Choose the most appropriate option to complete the sentence.

He wishes he ________ more time to complete the project.

has

had

will have

have

B) had

The sentence should be completed with ‘had’ to express a wish about a past situation.

2 / 14

Question-> Which part of the sentence below has an error?

Neither of the solutions is going to work, are they?

Neither of the solutions

is going to work

will work

are they

D) are they

The correct question tag should be ‘is it?’ instead of ‘are they?’

3 / 14

Question-> They waited _____ the bus stop for an hour.

A) at

The correct preposition to use with ‘waiting’ at a specific location is ‘at’.

4 / 14

Question-> He was accused _____ theft, but later found not guilty.

for

with

A) of

The correct preposition to use with the word ‘accused’ is ‘of’.

5 / 14

The process of photosynthesis allows plants to convert sunlight into energy. During this process, plants use chlorophyll to capture light energy and convert carbon dioxide and water into glucose and oxygen. This fundamental process supports the plant’s growth and provides oxygen necessary for other living organisms. From the passage above, answer the following question: Question- What does photosynthesis enable plants to do?

Absorb carbon dioxide and release nitrogen

Convert water into glucose and release carbon dioxide

Convert sunlight into energy and produce oxygen

Absorb sunlight and produce nitrogen

C) Convert sunlight into energy and produce oxygen

Photosynthesis allows plants to convert sunlight into energy and produce oxygen, which is essential for their growth and for other organisms.

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The development of antibiotics has had a profound impact on modern medicine. Before their discovery, bacterial infections were often fatal, and there were limited treatment options available. Antibiotics have since become crucial in treating various infections and have saved countless lives. From the passage above, answer the following question: Question- What role have antibiotics played in modern medicine?

They have increased the frequency of infections

They have limited the number of treatments available

They have caused more bacterial infections

They have become crucial in treating infections and saving lives

D) They have become crucial in treating infections and saving lives

The passage states that antibiotics have been essential in treating infections and have significantly contributed to saving lives.

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The invention of the printing press in the 15th century revolutionized the spread of knowledge. Before its invention, books were copied by hand, a time-consuming process that limited their availability. The printing press allowed for the mass production of books, making them more accessible and affordable. From the passage above, answer the following question: Question- What impact did the invention of the printing press have on book production?

It reduced the quality of books

It made books more accessible and affordable

It increased the cost of books

It limited the number of books produced

B) It made books more accessible and affordable

The passage explains that the printing press made books more accessible and affordable by enabling mass production.

8 / 14

Mark the option which is closest to the opposite in meaning of the word given below.

EXPLICIT

Clear

Unambiguous

Ambiguous

Straightforward

Ambiguous

Explicit means clearly stated and leaving no room for confusion, and ‘ambiguous’ is the opposite, meaning not clear and open to multiple interpretations.

9 / 14

Mark the option which is closest to the meaning of the word given below.

ABUNDANT

Scarce

Limited

Plentiful

Deficient

Plentiful

Abundant means more than enough or plentiful, and ‘plentiful’ is a synonym that conveys this meaning.

10 / 14

Choose the correct meaning of the given Idioms and phrases:

He was caught between the devil and the deep blue sea regarding his job decision. What is closest to the meaning of caught between the devil and the deep blue sea?

In a safe position

Having plenty of options

In a difficult situation with no easy solution

Feeling relaxed

In a difficult situation with no easy solution

‘Caught between the devil and the deep blue sea’ means being in a difficult situation with no easy or good solution.

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Question-> ‘I will finish the report by tomorrow,’ she said. What is the indirect speech version of this sentence?

She said that she would finish the report by the next day.

She said that she will finish the report by tomorrow.

She said that she finished the report by tomorrow.

She says she would finish the report by tomorrow.

She said that she would finish the report by the next day.

In indirect speech, ‘She said that she would finish the report by the next day’ reflects the future plan indicated in the original sentence.

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Question-> I would like to have —– apple pie for dessert.

The

None

The article ‘an’ is used before a noun that starts with a vowel sound. ‘An apple pie’ is correct because ‘apple’ starts with a vowel sound.

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Question-> Select the option that correctly completes the sentence.

By the time we arrived, the film started.

By the time we arrived, the film had started.

By the time we arrive, the film started.

By the time we arrived, the film had been starting.

Option ‘D’ is correct as it accurately uses the past perfect tense to convey the meaning.

14 / 14

Question-> Choose the correct sentence from the options.

She enjoys reading books and to play chess.

She enjoys reading books and playing chess.

She enjoys to read books and playing chess.

She enjoy reading books and playing chess.

Option ‘B’ is correct because it uses proper parallelism in the sentence structure.

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Abstract Reasoning Mock Tests

Mock Test 1
Mock Test 2
Mock Test 3
Mock Test 4

Accenture Abstract Reasoning Mock Test 1

1 / 10

Choose the figure which is different from the others.

For Correct Answer, See Detailed Explanation in the end of quiz

(d) The figures form a series. The complete figure rotates 90° CW in each step. Fig. (d) does not fit in the series as it is the same as fig. (b). Hence fig. (d) is the answer.

2 / 10

Look carefully at the sequence of symbols to find the pattern. Select the correct pattern.

For Correct Answer, See Detailed Explanation in the end of quiz

The first and second segments are opposites of each other. The same is true for the third and fourth segments.

3 / 10

Question-> A man starts walking from his house and moves 10 km East, then 6 km North, and finally 10 km West. What is his distance from his starting point?

6KM

10KM

16KM

20KM

6KM

The man’s movements leave him 6 km North of his starting point, as the East and West movements cancel each other.

4 / 10

Question-> A person walks 15 km South, then 20 km West, and then 15 km North. How far is he from his starting point?

20KM

15KM

10KM

25KM

20KM

The North and South movements cancel each other, leaving a 20 km Westward displacement.

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Question-> A man walks 8 km North, 6 km East, 8 km South, and then 6 km West. What is his distance from the starting point?

0KM

6KM

8KM

10KM

0KM

The movements cancel each other, leaving the man at his starting point.

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Question-> A person walks 7 km East, 24 km North, and then 7 km West. How far is he from the starting point?

24KM

7KM

31KM

17KM

24KM

The East and West movements cancel each other, leaving a 24 km Northward displacement.

7 / 10

Question-> In a line of 7 people, X is to the immediate left of Y, who is to the immediate right of Z. W is sitting between X and T. U is sitting at one end of the line. Who is sitting at the extreme right end?

Arranging the people according to the clues, T is at the extreme right end.

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Question-> In a row of 10 people, M is to the immediate right of N and to the left of O. P is at one end of the row. Q is sitting between M and R, and R is sitting to the right of Q. Who is sitting at the extreme left end?

Based on the arrangement, P is sitting at the extreme left end.

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Question-> In a line of 9 people, P is at one end and Q is at the other end. R is 3 places to the right of P and S is 4 places to the left of Q. If T is sitting between R and S, who is sitting in the middle?

Arranging the people according to the clues, T is sitting in the middle.

10 / 10

Is the following statement True or False Statement: If the condition in Step C updates the value in Box 3 instead of Box 2, then the flow chart will enter into infinite loop

True

Zero

False

Can not be determined

See explanation in end of quiz

even if Box 3 is updated instead of Box 2 in instruction C,

In instruction D, Number in Box 2 is compared with Box 7, and the value is anyway greater, so the result is YES there and thus exiting and finishing the loop.

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The average score is 50%

Accenture Abstract Reasoning Mock Test 2

1 / 10

In the below question based on the main image a specific series is followed in the answer image. Find the option which maintains the correct next series.

For Correct Answer, See Detailed Explanation in the end of quiz

Firstly we can see that hexagon image contains 6 pins figure inside that and then converted into square. Thus next image will be a square with four pins inside.

2 / 10

In the below question one main figure is embedded in any of the four option figures. Find the option which contains main figure.

For Correct Answer, See Detailed Explanation in the end of quiz

Main figure can be embedded with only option- A. Rest other images do not form the correct main figure. Hence, A is the correct answer.

3 / 10

Question-> Amit started walking positioning his back towards the sun. After some time, he turned left, then turned right and towards the left again. In which direction is he going now?

North or South

East or West

North or West

South or West

North or West

Amit’s initial direction is West. Turning left from West puts him South, turning right from South puts him West again, and turning left from West puts him North. Hence, he is going North or West.

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Question-> A child went 90 m in the East to look for his father, then he turned right and went 20 m. After this he turned right and after going 30 m he reached to his uncle’s house. His father was not there. From there he went 100 m to his north and met his father. How far did he meet his father from the starting point?

80KM

100KM

140KM

260KM

100KM

The child’s final position after meeting his father is 100 meters north of the point where he started, so the total distance is 100 meters.

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Question-> A man walks 10 km North, then 6 km East, then 10 km South, and finally 6 km West. How far is he from his starting point?

0KM

4KM

10KM

12KM

0KM

The man’s movements cancel each other out; he ends up at his starting point.

6 / 10

Question-> A person moves 5 km South, then 5 km East, and then 5 km North. How far is he from his starting point?

5KM

10KM

15KM

0KM

5KM

The net movement is 5 km East from the starting point, as the South and North movements cancel each other out.

7 / 10

Question-> In a row of 5 people, P is sitting at one end and Q is sitting to the immediate right of P. R is sitting to the immediate left of Q. S is sitting between R and T. Who is sitting between S and Q?

Arranging the people based on the clues, R is sitting between S and Q.

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Question-> A group of 8 friends is sitting in a circle. M is to the immediate right of N and is opposite to O. P is sitting between N and Q. R is to the immediate right of O. Who is sitting opposite to Q?

Based on the arrangement, N is sitting opposite to Q.

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Question-> In a straight line of 6 people, X is to the immediate left of Y and to the right of Z. W is to the immediate left of Y but not at the end. V is at one end of the line. Who is sitting between W and X?

Arranging the people based on the clues, Y is sitting between W and X.

10 / 10

Study the flowchart give below and the questions that follow.

See explanation in end of quiz

Instruction 1 : 5 [Box 4] + 2 [Box 10] = 3 [Box 1]
Instruction 2 : 3 [Box 1] + 3 [Box 6] = 6 [Box 1]
Instruction 3 : IS 6 [Box 1] evenly divisible by 4? = NO
Instruction 4 : 6 [Box No.] + 3[Box 6] = 9 [Box No.]
Instruction 5 : IS 13 [Box 2] > 9[Box No.] ? = YES
Instruction 6 : 7[Box 9] – 1 = 6 [Box 9]
Instruction 2 : 6 [Box 1] + 6 [Box 9] = 12 [Box 1]
Instruction 3 : IS 12 [Box 1] evenly divisible by 4? = NO
Instruction 4 : 9[Box No.] + 3[Box 6] = 12[Box No.]
Instruction 5 : IS 13 [Box 2] > 12 [Box No.] ? = YES
Instruction 6 : 6 [Box 9] -1 = 5 [Box 9]
Instruction 2 : 12 [Box 1] + 2 {Box 12] =14[Box 1]
Instruction 3 : IS 14 [Box 1] evenly divisible by 4? = NO
Instruction 4 : 12 [Box No.] + 3 [Box 6] = 15 [Box No.]
Instruction 5 : IS 13 [Box 2] > 15 [Box No.] ? = NO
ANSWER Box 1 = 14

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Accenture Abstract Reasoning Mock Test 3

1 / 10

Choose the correct mirror – image of the main figure from the given four figures.

For Correct Answer, See Detailed Explanation in the end of quiz

In Mirror image left side and right side changed vice-versa where top and bottom remain same. Hence, option C is following the rule perfectly.

2 / 10

Choose the correct mirror – image of the main figure from the given four figures.

Check explanation in the end of quiz

In Mirror image left side and right side changed vice-versa where top and bottom remain same. Only option D is following the rule correctly.

3 / 10

Question-> A boy walks 10 km towards the north, then 6 km towards the east. He then walks 4 km towards the south. How far is he from his starting point?

6KM

8KM

10KM

12KM

8KM

The boy’s net movement is 6 km east and 6 km north, forming a right-angled triangle. The displacement is √(6^2 + 6^2) = 8 km.

4 / 10

Question-> Ravi walks 15 km towards the west, then 12 km towards the north. How far is he from his starting point?

17KM

19KM

19.21KM

20KM

19.21KM

Ravi’s movements form a right-angled triangle. Using the Pythagorean theorem, the displacement is √(15^2 + 12^2) ≈ 19.21 km.

5 / 10

Question-> A man travels 12 km east, then turns left and travels 5 km. He again turns left and travels 12 km. How far is he from his starting point?

10KM

5KM

8KM

7KM

5KM

The man’s movements trace a rectangular path. He is 5 km away from his starting point, along the north-south axis.

6 / 10

Question-> A person walks 3 km towards the east, then 4 km towards the south, and finally 5 km towards the west. How far is he from his starting point?

4KM

5KM

6KM

7KM

5KM

The person moves 3 km east and 5 km west, with a net 2 km west movement. He also moves 4 km south. Using the Pythagorean theorem, the displacement is √(2^2 + 4^2) = 5 km.

7 / 10

Question-> There are 5 friends sitting in a straight line. M is to the immediate left of N. O is to the right of M but not at the end. P is to the immediate right of N. Who is sitting in the middle?

Arranging the people according to the clues, O is sitting in the middle.

8 / 10

Question-> In a row of 8 people, A is sitting fifth from the left end, and B is sitting third to the right of A. C is sitting to the immediate left of B, and D is sitting to the immediate right of C. E is sitting at one end of the row. Who is sitting at the extreme right end?

Accenture Placement Material 2025

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